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         "Hell-i-kin sounds interesting. Like the kin of hell, or a specific fallen angelic or even demonic bloodline. Wildman (like where the wild things are) also sounds interesting. It fits the same description, giant hairy guys with sharp pointy teeth. Crazy how many things end up as kids books, toys, songs.. to recruit or get "it" into people when they're young. If there were two (or one, depending on which book you read) wildmen in a graveyard, I bet before the time, their character would be a marvel. Some of them get as greedy as a herd of pigs i bet, not to go off the deep end. It's all just interesting is all. All of that is a reference to LEIGON, who was described as a wild man who slept and stayed in graveyards, in the Bible. Yeshua casted out the LEIGON of demons that possessed him, and they went into a herd of pigs and the pigs went crazy and dove off of the edge of a cliff into the sea (dove off the deep end). One book has the story with 1 man, and another book has the story with 2 men. Matthew, Mark, and Luke all tell the same things but each is slightly different. MARVEL has a character and show called LEIGON which has a similar character who has mental powers but  he was also possessed. It was a pretty cool show though. I liked it. Even that line bringing up the once great Hermes and explaining how those hellykin came to deliver their messages (making gestures, or just jesting, don't call Batman)... it's like some divine comedy. Reminds me of Pagliacci (clown). Pagliacci The Clown is a famous opera. It was funny that he mentioned how the clowns brought messages, because that's the job of angels, and pretty much what the term ANGEL means (messenger). Hermes (with wings on his ankles... where the flash came from) was also a messenger for the gods. Making gestures is what Jesters to, they jest, or joke, with their gestures.  Harlequin being one of the more famous Characters in BATMAN is why the batman remark. Little did I know they'd bring up Batman after. I had the video on pause when typing all of that. Then I unpaused and finished it. I paused it right after he mentioned Arlequin, which reminded me of the character in Pagliacci the opera, which if you've never seen it, it's about the clown Pagliacci. He has a wife, Columbina, who is an actress with him in their traveling show. They come to a town where Columbina's lover is. She cheats on him. One of he guys who's an actor with them is always trying to steal her from him. So, the guy who wants her goes and tells him how to catch her cheating, which he does. Then the famous song "Vesti La Giubba" which means Put On Your Makeup, and he sings about how no one cares about his real life, and how even if she's cheating on him the world sees him as a clown so just put on your makeup and choke it all down so you can go and entertain the people who paid to see you dance and sing and clown. In the play they perform He is a clown, and she plays his wife. What happens in real life is actually what happens in the play. In the play, she's cheating on him and he finds out and questions her and kills her in a rage. SO, IN THE PLAY when they're doing the scene where he questions her, HE'S REALLY QUESTIONING HER ABOUT IF SHE'S CHEATING and is legit pissed off. The crowd just thinks he's the best actor doing the greatest scene ever. Then he ACTUALLY SNAPS AND MURDERS HER ON STAGE and the crowd loves it. The end, pretty much. Harlequin stealing the whole districk Columbia (DC is named after Columbia, and is not a part of any state, but is it's own separate place IN the US. It's technically a part of the US since it's the CAPITAL) from the crying clown Pagliacci. who was like a regular man. Just stealing his whole world. Cool opera. Vesti la giubba seems like a madeup thing, almost like the history of the world, but that whole vibe is a really good song. That might not be IT at all tho, that's been around since turtle island in king's world. Something like that. (IT, or Pennywise the clown, and Maturin The Turtle are some of the oldest characters in the Stephen King universe). I bet that book this fella has would be a gas at burning man. (Burning Man s a festival that celebrates by burning a giant man. The burning man takes different forms, but looks a lot like the WILDMAN and what goes on there is... interesting) There's the whole philosophy of "The Fool" (like the tarot card...Playing cards have 13 cards per suit, the leader being The King and his 12 followers, 4 suits like the 4 angels of the 4 corners of the round earth) but different than tarot which is just about the human experience, everything from "The Fool" (card 0 in tarot) to "the world" (the last card XXii in tarot.... XX II looks like those masks people wear with the X eyes and iii over their mouths sewing it shut)-- the masks form The Purge. Whatever for all of that. I'm trying to get to the bottom of some of the 12's, which is really 24 (12 higher figures, mirrored into 12 lower figures), so maybe 36 because of the 12 in the middle... and which of those bloodlines is tied to which angels (fallen and higher). Basically, since there are 4 main angels who guard the 4 corners of the earth, and since the humanoids (mankind) is made up of ELOHIM making men in their image.... then given that, what's the representation and correlation of the 12 Disciples, 12 months, 12 tribes etc... Who is each one? And how does that relate to all of the other Sons and  daughters of the Sons Of God (Elohim) who all made mankind in their images? Following the arcs is tricky, (a nod and jab at The golden Arches, the clown Ronald McDonald, basically following the bloodline of clowns from angels or fallen angels, or demons, or even Elohim) but things like dogmen for one line (like anubis) and then apes for another (sasquatches, and all of the other humanoid "monsters" and criptids, and whatever else), bulls (like minotaur and mabe even centaurs, children of Baal?), goats/sheep (Pan, lamia), insects, reptiles (snakes dragons dracons, leviathan)... but I keep hitting walls. Your show is helping with a lot of information. What triggered it all was Deuteronomy 32:8-9 (Where THE MOST HIGH at the tower of babel, AND THE ELOHIM, all separated mankind, and then THE MOST HIGH gave THE ELOHIM their inheritances, which were people and land, so the people got split up, and given to each of the Elohim, each one took some people and a land, a nation, and Yahweh/ Jehovah/ The Lord got the people of Jacob/Israel as the inheritance from THE MOST HIGH), The Book of Enoch ("and there were GIANTS in the land in those days.... AND AFTER WHEN THE SONS OF GOD came..." and got earth wives, made babies which were Nephilim. HOWEVER... Giants in those days.... meaning they existed.... AND AFTER WHEN THE SONS OF GOD CAME possibly means there were giants BEFORE THEY HAD NEPHILIM. Rephaim and Nephilim may be different things? The original LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE could have produced those first giants that were already there when the sons of God came and started making Nephilim, so WHICH ANGELS MADE THOSE??? They don't name names. It's frustrating), The Apocryphon of John (that has the Demiurge, the false god who created humanity to keep that spirit imprisoned here. There is a story of how he and the angels he made created human beings, ADAM, and how each one, and it names names, each one made a specific part-- like one made the hands, one the kidneys, one made the skin, the eyes,, etc.), Some gene-isis 1 in there too, but... crap, I lost my train of thought. Cool show. Thank you for doing these. It helps a lot.

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​         I unpaused it here and watched some more, seeing that them mentioned a lot of what i talked about, LOL. That happens now and then. The host of the show mentioned a Batman movie with a circus and clowns that was dark, but he couldn't remember which Batman movie it was. "Batman II was the movie you were thinking of. The Penguin had the big circus. Funny, I wrote all of that when I paused the video, at like 24:24 when he mentioned Arlequin. LOL! Good show! I saw a video with all of the stuff he said in it a while before finding this here, but it probably helped the algorithm. People talk about "ancestors" all the time but never mention which specific ones are which lineages here. Deuteronomy 32:8-9, and it helps to consider every word... things like inheritance. You cannot give your self an inheritance. You receive an inheritance FROM someone else. The MOST HIGH gave the inheritances to THE ELOHIM, and it seems Yahweh is one of those, so who is THE MOST HIGH? Even the phrase or term LORD means Loaf Ward (keeper of the bread.. of the kingdom). It's a TITLE or POSITION.... And you're appointed to be a LORD BY THE KING or emperor, or even a Shogun? Right now I'm working on a thing about how you can't give your self an inheritance."

Done on 9/17/25